Art, Music and Sustainable Development - Global South Perspectives

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Global Discourses

Ngoni Sayid'Ali Kativu

9 episodes

2 weeks ago

Global Discourses is an initiative of the Swedish Institute Alumni Network in Zimbabwe where we cover topics pertaining to sustainable development across different communities of the global village. Our discussants are you, the everyday person doing something to positively impact the world. The guiding philosophy of the initiative is that everything worth talking about in a local discourse or local village is worthy to claim its space in global discourses of the global village and vice versa.

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Art, Music and Sustainable Development - Global South Perspectives

Global Discourses

1 hour 19 minutes 41 seconds

3 years ago

Art, Music and Sustainable Development - Global South Perspectives

In this second episode of Global Discourses, we discuss the roles that art, music and creatives play in promoting and driving sustainable development. We draw from the art, music and creative scene in Zimbabwe with concrete examples mainly from one of the oldest residential suburbs in the capital called Mbare. Discussants who participated in the discussion are Kennedy Nyavaya, Wendy Makaza, Munyaradze Dembenuzani and Tiffany a.k.a Efuru. The discussion was hosted and facilitated by Ngoni Kativu.